With over 2,000 performances and almost 2 million visitors per year, the Kennedy Center boasts many opportunities for enjoyment of the arts. The center includes performances for younger audiences as well as opportunities for adults to expand their appreciation. The Kennedy Center's website features an extensive list of performances and community outreach events.
Examples of musical events hosted include New Visions/New Voices, Millennium Stage, and NSO Performances for Young Audiences. The Explore the Arts program features classes and discussions on topics ranging from ballet to jazz to Mozart. Meanwhile, those who prefer to enjoy music in communities around the United States may enjoy the Kennedy Center's traveling music programs.
The Calder Quartet is Benjamin Jacobson, Jonathan Moerschel, Andrew Bulbrook, and Eric Byers, This modern string quartet from Los Angeles performs exploratory, collaborative works in addition to more well-known classical works. The Calder Quartet has performed at many concert halls and venues, including the Kennedy Center and The Hollywood Bowl. They have an active performance schedule for the 2012 season. To learn more, visit: www.calderquartet.com.
Examples of musical events hosted include New Visions/New Voices, Millennium Stage, and NSO Performances for Young Audiences. The Explore the Arts program features classes and discussions on topics ranging from ballet to jazz to Mozart. Meanwhile, those who prefer to enjoy music in communities around the United States may enjoy the Kennedy Center's traveling music programs.
The Calder Quartet is Benjamin Jacobson, Jonathan Moerschel, Andrew Bulbrook, and Eric Byers, This modern string quartet from Los Angeles performs exploratory, collaborative works in addition to more well-known classical works. The Calder Quartet has performed at many concert halls and venues, including the Kennedy Center and The Hollywood Bowl. They have an active performance schedule for the 2012 season. To learn more, visit: www.calderquartet.com.
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